The phrase "a set of clear" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or concepts that are well-defined or easily understood.
Example: "The report provided a set of clear guidelines for the project, ensuring everyone was on the same page."
Alternatives: "a collection of clear" or "a group of clear".
This research seeks to establish a set of clear business benefits and impediments, hindrances to success.
Many strategies fail to get implemented because they do not represent such a set of clear choices.
Further, a set of clear air case studies have been used to test competing formulations of the CO2 line shape, water vapor spectroscopic line parameters and continuum.
The basic idea is to do AI "the American way," as people used to say, by framing a set of clear, ethical rules through public debate.
Establish a set of clear and defined leadership competencies, so HR and other stakeholders know whom to fast track for leadership.
The plan is to build up a set of clear, accurate and balanced answers to all the questions that our readers have ever asked themselves about climate change.
Perennial leader of the pack Miuccia Prada made the boldest statement with her use of polymeric materials, reworking handbags and shoes in transparent Plexiglas strung with crystals, and even treating her girls to a set of clear-plastic fake nails.
In a telephone interview after this morning's announcement, Dr. Librera said his plan differed from previous efforts because it was based on a two-year study of school takeover efforts across the country and included, for the first time, a set of clear-cut criteria for districts to resume control.
That said, in order to ensure that each of the verbs are adequately accounted for by the other categories, it is vital that a set of clear-cut criteria are proposed for each process type (See Bartley 2017 for more on this).
Thus: From the outset, governments should strive to create a set of market-clearing relative prices.
They are often more a collection of wishes than a purposeful set of clear, implementable strategies.
